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updated April 1st, 2024

 

 

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When IPA Affects the Choice of Study


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When IPA Affects the Choice of Study


Swiss youngsters. But we are delighted when we realize how much interest we arouse – even to the point of having an influence on the field of study they choose. "International Relations, that's what I have been interested in for a long time," a former student said. "The course IPA offered just confirmed my choice." As many as four young women are going to take up this field of study: one in England, the other three in Geneva. They are looking forward to doing their share in international diplomacy or development cooperation in future. IPA's project lessons provided them with good insights and the opportunity to gain valuable experience. They will continue IPA's work in their own way and in their own environment, apply what they learnt and hopefully even convey some of the values our organisation holds. Good luck!

 

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Visiting the UN with IPA can affect one's choice of study